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Are Treasury Bills subject to the $10,000 reporting rule?
I'm at the point in life where safe money matters more than maxing out the growth potential if it involves risk. For the money I have in my checking/savings that I won't necessarily need in less than 28 days I think short term Treasury Bills are a perfect option for …
My sister is starting a new job at Wells Fargo. Questions about investing rules.
My sister is starting a new job at Wells Fargo to support a Financial Advisor and be part of their team. Sounds like some level of trade compliance is required for this role. She doesn’t have all the full details yet because she just got the offer letter today. A …
Nvidia or VUAA, which is better?
Which one is better for long-term HODLing and wealth building? The goal is to buy now and over the next several years, then sell at a significantly higher price than the price I bought at. If none is suitable for my goal, then, please, recommend me something to invest in. …
Palantir: A High-Growth AI Powerhouse with Expanding Moat, but Risks Loom
* Palantir remains a high-growth company, with revenue increasing at 29% YoY and accelerating in the U.S. * The company has maintained GAAP profitability for eight consecutive quarters and boasts high cash flow margins. * Its strong moat, particularly in government contracts, is expanding, making it a trusted name in …
Stay With Financial Advisor or go it Alone?
Hello! I'm currently debating on if I should stay with my Financial Advisor and the portfolio they made, or get my money back from them and go it alone. I know the general opinion on Reddit is to just do the investing yourself saving the fees advisors charge, which has …
Considering Switching from Wealthsimple to Questrade: Seeking Advice on Moving TSFA, FHSA, and Non-Registered Accounts
Hey everyone, I’m currently using Wealthsimple for my investing accounts, including my TSFA, FHSA, and non-registered account. I primarily use my non-registered account for day trading, swing trading, and options, just for fun. However, I’ve been considering switching to Questrade for a few reasons and wanted to get some feedback …
How bad of an idea is it to have 50% of my net worth in one stock?
Hi everyone I have around 50% of my net worth in NVDA. For reference this is about 400 shares and I am 25 years old. My average price is around $125. Should I consider derisking, and putting more into VOO? Currently I’m selling Covered calls and really enjoying the premiums …
Rule of thumb for HSA contributions?
I am on my employer’s benefits (Cigna HDHP with an HSA) and am curious if there is any ballpark ranges to straddle taking advantage of the tax haven but not taking too much for the present moment, yet having a sizable account later in life to handle expenses. This is …
need advice: Investing in ETFs/stocks, and investing in non-USD currency.
Context:I am 19yrs and I invested about 8k usd equivalent (more on that later) in etf/stock where I made some good pocket money (though I won't cash out). For etf, I invest about 3k usd in VTI only. My main currency is yen (jpy). So my questions are: 1. Should …
Schwab stock suffering from deal with Trump on crypto- Canadian TD bank selling billions in Schwab shares- Connected?
Please forgive me mods if this isn't allowed. I checked the rules and I think it is. I would hate to be banned. But I was just considering investing a portion of my investments into Schwab, but I'm concerned now, because I'm thinking that this huge major investor in Schwab …